“she did what?” Colouring book series
The “She Did What?” book series follows the stories of fearless young girls entrapped by science in creative and adventurous ways! The perfect gift for a curious son, daughter, niece, nephew or grandkid, these colouring books teach special STEM concepts at an early age in subtle ways your child can get immersed in!
Whether we follow Roxy on an adventure of building a model rocket to find her missing dog Spot, or Julia doing experiments to understand the mysterious rock that landed behind her house, these stories will capture your child’s mind while teaching the scientific method, engineering and critical thinking!
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